How cysts in the lungs and kidneys are caused

Lung cysts do not have the best experience, so they do not describe their own opinions.

Regarding kidney cysts, they are mostly caused by cohesive wet stoppage, which is most likely to appear when the physical state of middle-aged and elderly people is going downhill, and kidney cysts used to belong to the patent of middle-aged and elderly people, and now they are getting younger and younger.

If more than 50% of the kidney volume is met, surgery** is recommended, followed by drug consolidation.

Eating less or no pasta, which will minimize the appearance of calcified spots in the cyst, has no scientific basis, and is just a detail found in the process.

The kidneys are the engine of the body, and it is not difficult to understand that when the kidneys now have cysts and the patients are older, it is not difficult to understand that the blood supply to the heart muscle is insufficient.

At the current level of medicine, there is no specific method for kidney cysts. For small kidney cysts, you don't need to do anything if you're asymptomatic, but you need to have regular check-ups to see if the cyst continues to grow. Asymptomatic patients should have frequent urine tests, including urinalysis, urine culture, and renal function tests every six months to one year, including endogenous creatinine clearance.

Because infection is an important cause of exacerbation, traumatic urinary tract testing should not be done unless it is absolutely necessary. Renal cyst puncture has little effect, not only is it easy to be infected, it is easy to **, and after long-term observation, the operation cannot delay the occurrence of renal function damage. Surgical removal of the cyst is also not an easy task because the cyst on the surface of the kidney can be removed, but it is quite difficult to remove the cyst buried deep in the kidney.

If a benign cyst is confirmed, the cyst wall on the surface of the kidney can be excised, the edges of the intestine and the renal parenchyma can be sutured continuously, and the residual cyst wall can be coated with iodine tincture. Nephrectomy may be performed in patients with extensive destruction of the parenchyma of one kidney and normal function of the contralateral kidney.

Hello, kidney cysts are no stranger to everyone, and the incidence of kidney cysts is gradually increasing, many patients are very curious, what is the cause of kidney cysts? Here are a few common reasons:

1. Congenital dysplasia.

Congenital dysplasia can produce a variety of diseases, for cystic nephropathy, it can mainly cause medullary sponge kidney, dysplastic polycystic kidney disease, etc., and the genes of congenital dysplasia are generally not abnormal, so it is different from gene inheritance or gene mutation.

2. Gene mutation (non-hereditary).

For polycystic kidney disease, it is mostly inherited through parental genes, which is divided into autosomal dominant inheritance and autosomal recessive inheritance, but some patients with polycystic kidney disease are neither parental inheritance nor congenital dysplastic polycystic kidney disease, but gene mutations at the time of embryogenesis. In the process of embryogenesis, due to the action of various factors, the gene mutations form polycystic kidney disease, although this situation is rare, but it can still occur, therefore, some patients with polycystic kidney disease can have no parental genetic history.

3. In terms of diet, many people do not pay attention to foods such as tofu milk, rotten eggs, animal liver, high-protein foods such as chicken, duck and fish, drinking alcohol, and eating chocolate foods, which are conducive to inducing the growth of cysts.

4. Toxins. Toxins act on the human body, which can cause damage to various cells, tissues and organs, resulting in diseases and even life-threatening, and are also one of the main reasons for genetic mutations, congenital development abnormalities and other phenomena. Common toxins such as pesticides, certain chemicals, radiation, pollution, etc. In particular, some drugs are also nephrotoxic and can cause kidney damage if used incorrectly, including:

Kanamycin, gentamicin, sulfonamides, rifampicin, indomethacin, and other Western medicines, as well as traditional Chinese medicines such as strychnine.

5. Various infections.

Infection can promote the formation and growth of cysts; Any infection in any part of the body will enter the kidneys through the blood and affect the cyst, if the cyst is infected, in addition to aggravating the clinical symptoms, it will also promote the cyst to further accelerate the growth rate and aggravate the kidney function damage. Common infections include upper respiratory tract infections (including colds), urinary tract infections, gastrointestinal tract infections, ** infections, trauma infections, device infections, etc., that is, whether it is a bacterial infection or a viral infection, it can have a great impact on cysts.

6. Emotional factors.

A large number of clinical practices have proved that bad emotions can aggravate the condition, especially cystic diseases, and the condition can often gradually improve if the mood is not sad or irritable.

7. Uncomfortable work and rest.

1) Overwork, that is, excessive exertion or strenuous exercise for a long time is easy to accumulate exertion and become diseased.

2) Excessive exertion: that is, too much thinking, too much psychological pressure, and too heavy burden on the mind.

3) Excessive sexual exertion, that is, sexual intemperance and excessive sexual intercourse. These all have a promoting effect on the growth of cysts.

Hopefully, this introduction will be helpful to you.

The cyst is caused by the mutation and growth of renal tubular epithelial cells, which secretes more and more fluid, resulting in the cyst will continue to grow, and the surface tension is getting bigger and bigger, the cyst compresses the kidney, causing kidney ischemia and hypoxia.

If the diameter of the kidney cyst is less than 4 cm, there is no obvious compression of the renal pelvis and the renal calyces, there is no infection, malignant transformation, high blood pressure, or the symptoms are not obvious, only close follow-up observation, regular B-ultrasound reexamination, and can be combined with eating some "Ruizhitang Cordyceps militaris" to help recovery.

Dietary considerations for kidney cysts:

1. Water intake: various kidney diseases** are different in their causes, the course of the disease is different, and the treatment methods are also different. In mild kidney failure, because the concentration function of the kidneys can be reduced, the body metabolic products need more water to be discharged from the kidneys, therefore, if there is no obvious edema, heart failure, high blood pressure in kidney disease, water restriction should not be blind.

In particular, those patients with chronic kidney failure should not think that kidney failure requires strict water restriction, because excessive water restriction can easily aggravate kidney function and deteriorate.

2. Salt intake: When controlling salt, adjust it according to the patient's condition and degree of kidney function, and not all patients with chronic renal function insufficiency should strictly limit salt.

3. It is necessary to pay attention to not eating salty foods (including pickled ones), spicy effects not to eat (including chili peppers, wine, shrimp, crabs, etc.), not to eat polluted foods (including rotten and spoiled ones, leftovers, etc.), and barbecue products not to eat, and those who have renal insufficiency or kidney insufficiency in the middle stage, should also pay attention to not eating beans and their finished products, restricting animal high-protein foods, greasy foods, etc.

Kidney cyst is a common kidney disease, cyst is not a solid malignant tumor, nor is it an organic lesion of the kidney, and generally has no impact on kidney function and other aspects of the body, daily life and work. The kidney cyst you described is small and does not need to be special**.

Liver cysts, in layman's terms, are "blisters" in the liver. The vast majority of liver cysts are congenital, that is, due to some abnormalities in congenital development, the formation of liver cysts. There are few acquired factors, such as in pastoral areas, if people are infected with hybridosis, parasitic cysts will be produced in the liver.

Trauma, inflammation, and even tumors can cause liver cysts.

Method He Pei 1: The use of traditional Chinese medicine decoction to promote blood circulation and circulation**, because liver cysts are generally caused by abnormal development of the bile ducts, that is, people usually say that the flow is not smooth, and the choice of traditional Chinese medicine that returns to the liver meridian can have a certain effect.

Method 2: In the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, there is a theory of liver and kidney homology, so the traditional Chinese medicine method that has an effect on kidney cysts can also be used in liver cysts, because liver cysts or kidney cysts can not only invigorate blood circulation to drive the transmission of fluid in the cyst, but also inhibit the epithelial cells of the cyst wall to continue to secrete fluid. In this way, it can have a good ** effect.

Method 3: Pay more attention to your diet, fishy foods or alcohol are definitely not edible, including some bacterial foods such as tofu, because eating these can promote the enlargement of cysts. It is recommended to treat traditional Chinese medicine with tea therapy, which is safe and non-effective, and the effect is particularly obvious.

Current. Medicine.

The level is not yet **.

Kidney cysts. special effects method. For small kidney cysts, there is no need to do anything ** when they are asymptomatic, but they should be rechecked and observed regularly.

Cyst. Whether it continues to grow. Asymptomatic patients should have frequent urine tests, including urine routine and urine culture, every six months to one year.

Kidney function. Checks, including:

Endogenous creatinine clearance.

Because. Infect.

It is an important cause of the exacerbation of the disease, so do not undergo a traumatic urinary tract examination unless it is absolutely necessary. Renal cyst puncture has little effect, not only is it easy to infect, it is easy to **, and after long-term observation, the operation can not delay the occurrence of kidney function damage.

Surgery. Removing the cyst is also not an easy task, because the kidneys.

Surface. The cyst can be cut off, but it is necessary to cut it out and bury it.

Kidney. Deep cysts are quite difficult.

Lumps. If the cyst is large and there is a possibility of malignant transformation, surgical exploration may be performed, and if a benign cyst is confirmed, the cyst wall on the surface of the kidney can be removed, with margins. Use. Catgut.

And. Renal parenchyma.

Continuous sutures are made, and the residual cyst wall is coated with iodine tincture.

Side. Extensive destruction of the renal parenchyma is feasible in patients with normal contralateral renal function.

Nephrectomy.

Lung cyst: also known as congenital bronchopulmonary cyst, it is more common in male children and young adults, and is characterized by congenital malformations of the distal bronchi, which are divided into single and multiple. Chest x-ray shows single or multiple round, thin-walled shadows with well-defined margins, and if the cyst and bronchi communicate, the air-fluid level is found in the shadows.

In general, lung cysts can be asymptomatic for a long time and are often found incidentally on x-ray; Symptoms similar to those of respiratory tract infection may occur when co-infected. Because a lung cyst is a dead space that is not conducive to breathing, it should be surgically removed to avoid various complications.

A specialist (thoracic surgery, respiratory medicine) should be actively sought to confirm the diagnosis, and the doctor will apply other auxiliary tests according to the patient's specific conditions, such as chest CT, flexible bronchoscopy, CT positioning puncture, sputum cell examination, etc. to further confirm the diagnosis. Once the diagnosis is clear, the doctor will develop the right plan.

Lung cysts do not heal on their own, drugs only relieve symptoms, the diagnosis is clear, and surgery should be done as soon as possible**. Precautions for surgery: It is best to have surgery in childhood, so as to avoid the development of the disease, for infection, anemia, and poor general condition, the general condition should be improved first, including rest, strengthening nutrition, a small amount of multiple blood transfusions, penictomycin antibacterial, appropriate fluid supplementation, etc. to improve the general condition.

A simple kidney cyst is not a congenital or hereditary kidney disease or is acquired. Renal cysts** are generally considered to be in tubular diverticulum. With age, there are more tubular diverticulums, which explains why the incidence of kidney cysts increases with age.

Kidney cysts are generally benign and can involve one or both kidneys, and are usually less than two centimeters in diameter. It is more common in males. Generally, when the cyst is relatively small, that is, less than five centimeters, there will be no major threat to the kidneys and the body, and there will be no clinical symptoms.

However, when the cyst is more than five centimeters, its cyst cavity is relatively large, which damages the surrounding normal kidney structure, and it is also prone to rupture bleeding, infection and other risks, so you should be active at this time. **Finish.

Hello simple renal cysts may be the result of immature glomerular developing retentive cysts, or obstruction of the duct system caused by inflammation and ischemia. Generally speaking, small kidney cysts do not need to be rechecked regularly. If it is a large renal cyst and the renal parenchyma is compressed, percutaneous puncture can be aspirated, or laparoscopic decompression, and if there are complications such as infection, stones, rupture, etc., partial renal or nephrectomy may be performed if necessary.